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i'll tell you what, maria, i'm not sure what's going on in washington. i'm not sure who those republicans are. i'm not so sure on whether the fiscal conservatives in the party know something about some big reforms on medicare and medica medicare, social security is, any of the retirement or tax issues, but i'll tell you this. i think that all these stories aren't necessarily going lead us to the truth. i personally have a very size way i'm approaching this. the president is supposed to leave for a 21-day vacation in hawaii on december 17th. where he is on december 18th will tell me, and i think the markets will pay attention. i find it hard to believe, and i agree with bill and many, who are very not amused by the house taking their long weekend. i'm sure that the president would have no intentions of leaving until these issues are resolved. i think the market is being kind, but i think it's a timing issue. >> yeah, i think that's a good point. somebody mentioned the other day that the president is planning a trip to hawaii on december 17th. i said, what
i'll tell you what, maria, i'm not sure what's going on in washington. i'm not sure who those republicans are. i'm not so sure on whether the fiscal conservatives in the party know something about some big reforms on medicare and medica medicare, social security is, any of the retirement or tax issues, but i'll tell you this. i think that all these stories aren't necessarily going lead us to the truth. i personally have a very size way i'm approaching this. the president is supposed to leave...
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not in washington or with congress or the senate. here is what he had to say. >> it is not acceptable to me, and i do not think it is acceptable to you for a handful of republicans in congress will middle-class tax cuts hostage simply because they don't want tax rates on upper income folks go up. gerri: it sounds like the same old, same old. the president has been making the same comments again. is this any way to sell a plan? >> there really is not. the president is not being serious about this. the fact that the president is out there campaigning on this rather than negotiating, it means that those that are negotiating, such as secretary geithner, they probably don't feel bound by what the president is saying. this is the first gammons and certainly not a serious offer. >> mitch mcconnell laughed out loud on camera at the plant. what do you make of that? >> he had every reason to. let's look at this plan for what it is. a massive tax hike. instead of offering tax hikes, which is something that republicans have been mandated, he wan
not in washington or with congress or the senate. here is what he had to say. >> it is not acceptable to me, and i do not think it is acceptable to you for a handful of republicans in congress will middle-class tax cuts hostage simply because they don't want tax rates on upper income folks go up. gerri: it sounds like the same old, same old. the president has been making the same comments again. is this any way to sell a plan? >> there really is not. the president is not being...
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saturday we'll see a primary election in louisiana and next month washington, d.c., maryland, wisconsin, connecticut, delaware, new york, pennsylvania and rhode island hold contests. while may includes indiana, north carolina and west virginia primaries. and don't forget to make cspan.org your clearinghouse for all things related to the campaigns. watch the latest video of republican presidential candidates and president obama from the campaign trail. search in the candidates on the issue section for video of the major issues. the economy, the deficit, national security and immigration. again, that's all at cspan.org/campaign2012. >> the strong support we have in our region of the country from whenst this movement originated gives us an excellent beast to go forward on november the 5th will. and we in my judgment will go forth with at least the 107 electoral votes that comprise the states of the south and border and when you couple that with just a few other states in the union, then you have the 270 odd electoral vote necessary to win the presidency. >> as candidates campaign for presi
saturday we'll see a primary election in louisiana and next month washington, d.c., maryland, wisconsin, connecticut, delaware, new york, pennsylvania and rhode island hold contests. while may includes indiana, north carolina and west virginia primaries. and don't forget to make cspan.org your clearinghouse for all things related to the campaigns. watch the latest video of republican presidential candidates and president obama from the campaign trail. search in the candidates on the issue...
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while we wait for washington to strike a deal, jim's making sure you're ready when he plays, am i diversified. plus wooin garten realty ahead with jim. we have your first look at tomorrow when we come back. if we want to improve our schools... ... what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ... nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. customer erin swenson bought from us online today. so, i'm happy. sales go up... i'm happy. it went out today... i'm happy. what if she's not home? (together) she won't be happy. use ups! she can get a text alert, reroute... even reschedule her package. it's ups my choice. are you happy? i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. (together) happy. i love logistics. we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 50
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if the republicans have a stronger hand in washington. i think it's straight forward. >> just remind you -- >> is that fair, do you think? >> well, from your perspective. mitt romney was asked during a debate back in october -- october 11th. >> i don't think they'll be successful, by the way, because i think that -- i think the core reforms, we're going to fight to preserve them. and we're going to fight to keep them. and there is an overwhelming and compelling case to do so, pause, again, we're still living with the scarce and damage caused by those basic errors. >> and in your analysis, you've just contributed more money to the mitt romney campaign, but -- what romney said in october of 2011 was when asked what he would do if there were another financial crisis -- >> because i think anybody responsible governing the country would have a huge stake in preserving these core reforms. why would they want to leave the country vulnerable to another crisis? >> point taken. and just to finish up what he said in answer to how he would handle a f
if the republicans have a stronger hand in washington. i think it's straight forward. >> just remind you -- >> is that fair, do you think? >> well, from your perspective. mitt romney was asked during a debate back in october -- october 11th. >> i don't think they'll be successful, by the way, because i think that -- i think the core reforms, we're going to fight to preserve them. and we're going to fight to keep them. and there is an overwhelming and compelling case to...
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also, "washington durnell" looks at the last days of mf global. fortune magazine editor peter elkind mota but mf global as part of an investigation. he answers questions about the collapse of the company. he takes your calls, a tweet, and e-mails at 9:15 a.m. on c- span's "washington journal." >> watergate was not a caper. it was about a fundamental attempt by the president of the u.s. to misused and abused the constitution, and obstruct justice, and more than anything, tried to undermine the very liqueur process. >> has been 40 years since the water. bacon -- >> if you look at it, there was not just something done that was fun or it was not just dirty tricks. it was a strategic plan aimed at giving the week is nominee -- >> watch more online at the c- span video library. >> timothy geithner said european leaders know they need major changes to sustain the euro. his comments came days before the g-20 summit in mexico schedule to start on monday. he spoke about tax cuts, sequestration, and what he sees ahead for the u.s. economy during the election
also, "washington durnell" looks at the last days of mf global. fortune magazine editor peter elkind mota but mf global as part of an investigation. he answers questions about the collapse of the company. he takes your calls, a tweet, and e-mails at 9:15 a.m. on c- span's "washington journal." >> watergate was not a caper. it was about a fundamental attempt by the president of the u.s. to misused and abused the constitution, and obstruct justice, and more than...
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and meet the students who created them on washington journal each day. for a preview check studentcam.org and congratulations to everyone who participated in this year's competition. >>> in march of 1979, c-span began televising to households nationwide, and today our content of politics and public affairs, nonfiction books, and american history is available on tv, radio, and online. >> we're talking now about the supreme court. but they are the ones that changed this country inevitably with what we call the march toward progress. the march towards knocking down the walls of discrimination. that permitted us to pass a 1964 civil right act and public accommodations. so people whose skin was not white could go into restaurants and go into hotels, public accommodation, the '65 act, voting, voting rights, '68 act, the public accommodation, the 1973 act that says women are going to be treated equally, the americans of disability act that said the disabled are going to be part of the american family. all that is the march to progress. and my friends, the one o
and meet the students who created them on washington journal each day. for a preview check studentcam.org and congratulations to everyone who participated in this year's competition. >>> in march of 1979, c-span began televising to households nationwide, and today our content of politics and public affairs, nonfiction books, and american history is available on tv, radio, and online. >> we're talking now about the supreme court. but they are the ones that changed this country...
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i'm candy crowley in washington. up next for our viewers in the united states, fareed zakaria "gps." >>> this is a special edition of "gps" the global public square, from switzerland. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a very important guest to start off this week, timothy geithner, the secretary of treasury of the united states. all eyes were on him this week in davos. are we really seeing bright spots in the u.s. economy? what can be done about the euro zone crisis? i'll ask him all that in an exclusive interview. then we'll go on a tour around the world with a global panel. neil ferguson, kishor and wada. also, how in the world did one of the world's greatest sellers in the global bazaar lose its mojo? i'll explain. first, here's my take. president obama spoke forcefully in his state of the union about the importance of reviving manufacturing in america. if you talk with economists, they'll tell you it's a very complex problem involving tacks, trade, regula
i'm candy crowley in washington. up next for our viewers in the united states, fareed zakaria "gps." >>> this is a special edition of "gps" the global public square, from switzerland. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a very important guest to start off this week, timothy geithner, the secretary of treasury of the united states. all eyes were on him this week in davos. are we really seeing bright spots in...
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and they are, as everybody in washington knows, because the army of lobbyists can run you over at any intersection in this town. the public interest isn't very well represented. >> here's that "new york times" story i memgsntioned, talking at lobbying on the volcker rule, of the dodd/frank law. would prevent from making speculative bets. financial institutions met with federal ayhen yegencies to talkr 351 times whereas public interest groups including yours held just 19 meetings. that's according to an analysis done by duke. byron dorgan, your former boss, said it's david versus goliath. how do you get your perspective heard? >> well, the good news is it's fairly open reception for the other side of the story. i mean, the drum baeat on the other side is a self-interested drum beat. given what happened in the financial crisis, let's not forget, began on wall street, and was essentially created by wall street's reckless gambling in investments and trading. and resulted from the deregulation over the prior couple of decades. so i think that the financial crisis and the economic damage it
and they are, as everybody in washington knows, because the army of lobbyists can run you over at any intersection in this town. the public interest isn't very well represented. >> here's that "new york times" story i memgsntioned, talking at lobbying on the volcker rule, of the dodd/frank law. would prevent from making speculative bets. financial institutions met with federal ayhen yegencies to talkr 351 times whereas public interest groups including yours held just 19...
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the corporate ceos are much smarter than those in washington. if the taxes are dramatically higher on dividends, guess what they're going to do? gerri: they won't pay them. >> exactly. it will convert them to capital gain. if washington thinks that they can actually control behavior, they are kidding themselves. gerri: i think it's so interesting that you can't control, you know, you're not going to change how much the althy spend. they will spend no matter what even if you raise taaxes. gerri: it's nonsense. >> there's a disconnect between what they want to have happen what will happen. people with money are going to vote and adjust their investments accordingly with the help of people write me. gerri: i hope you get some good advice. >> we will be much more definitive in the next few weeks. gerri: by then, i hope it's not too late. we have until december 31. >> what we do the trade now on december 27, it doesn't make any difference. >> it will all be different on the investments. >> but we are not getting out of the market. we are doing a simu
the corporate ceos are much smarter than those in washington. if the taxes are dramatically higher on dividends, guess what they're going to do? gerri: they won't pay them. >> exactly. it will convert them to capital gain. if washington thinks that they can actually control behavior, they are kidding themselves. gerri: i think it's so interesting that you can't control, you know, you're not going to change how much the althy spend. they will spend no matter what even if you raise taaxes....
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in half an hour between now and then let's go to our studios in washington d.c. laura list is waiting there for tonight's capital account. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm laurin leicester here in washington d.c. these are your headlines on this tuesday august fourteenth two thousand and twelve let's go back in time remember the threats reported about what would happen if wall street wasn't bailed out. the market would drop two or three thousand points the first day another couple thousand the second day and a few members were even told that there would be martial law in america if we voted no. that was years ago but it's hard to forget is the legacy is still with us too big to fail banks extended to take down the economy while taxpayers are expected to shoulder the losses they rack up a higher than expected tab as with the auto bailouts holdouts car companies really well getting a slap on the hand for messing up i could go on but we'll talk about all of this with former tarp cop neil barofsky who is out with a new book bailout and while we're on
in half an hour between now and then let's go to our studios in washington d.c. laura list is waiting there for tonight's capital account. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm laurin leicester here in washington d.c. these are your headlines on this tuesday august fourteenth two thousand and twelve let's go back in time remember the threats reported about what would happen if wall street wasn't bailed out. the market would drop two or three thousand points the first day another...
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. >> a woman from the "washington times" interviewed me. and then later we were talking about the howard theater. i just want to know, is this, she said, over the phone, she asked, is this about race? is it, is? and i said it's about the gun. it's about this gun. guns in our country. and i know that when you have a gun, you may not realize it but you put it on your person and you mean to pull this and kill somebody. that's what you mean to do. >> what this president represents in this whole process, an explosion of african-american history, an appreciation that you're talking about around the country, what does his leadership represent in confronting real challenges that african-american encounter, including in the trayvon martin case, here he was at the white house saying if i had a son, he would look like trayvon. that's a powerful statement from our first african-american president. >> i seen obama as cisophous in the first four years. nobody would speak about the size of the rock 0 the elevation of the hill. all you hear people talk abo
. >> a woman from the "washington times" interviewed me. and then later we were talking about the howard theater. i just want to know, is this, she said, over the phone, she asked, is this about race? is it, is? and i said it's about the gun. it's about this gun. guns in our country. and i know that when you have a gun, you may not realize it but you put it on your person and you mean to pull this and kill somebody. that's what you mean to do. >> what this president...
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. >> i want to bring in ruth marcus, columnist at "the washington post" and perry bacon, an msnbc contributor. what's your sense of this? are we setting up for a feisty but doable deal? but is it also possible we're in for a battle of epic proportions? >> yes to both questions. i think feisty is a great word. i think it is doable. whether that means it's going to get done is another question. and speaker boehner is in a delicate position. he would like to e get something done, but he's got an unruly boisterous caucus to be managing. >> i heard from a senator that he's going to need to bring in eric cantor somehow. he's going to have to enlist him if it's going to get done. we did get the preview yesterday. what's the president's strategy going to be? does he need to set an agenda for how to move forward? >> he's going to speak in generalities. he's not going to lay out a detailed, here's what i want to do five-point plan. i think that's smart. the best approach is to work this through congress with the white house being involved as well. take it as a patient process. >> let me play a little m
. >> i want to bring in ruth marcus, columnist at "the washington post" and perry bacon, an msnbc contributor. what's your sense of this? are we setting up for a feisty but doable deal? but is it also possible we're in for a battle of epic proportions? >> yes to both questions. i think feisty is a great word. i think it is doable. whether that means it's going to get done is another question. and speaker boehner is in a delicate position. he would like to e get something...
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it is friday january twenty seventh four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you watching our team. well the world economic forum is wrapping up in davos switzerland now on the agenda for this conference of the global elite discussions about economic growth global competitiveness education technology and health and today a large focus on the crisis in the eurozone well our two moralists are host of the capital account and our own financial guru is in davos and she's with me now to break it all down. there lauren a it seems to me that what you've been seeing over the past week is that very little is actually paid very little attention is actually a paid to what's on the agenda talk about what's being said in davos and also what's not being said yeah speak to that point i know this is something we've been talking about that the official agenda maybe isn't as important as the unofficial one but today i feel like i was really testing that because the euro zone discussions really made a lot of headlines there was a big debate of finance ministers
it is friday january twenty seventh four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you watching our team. well the world economic forum is wrapping up in davos switzerland now on the agenda for this conference of the global elite discussions about economic growth global competitiveness education technology and health and today a large focus on the crisis in the eurozone well our two moralists are host of the capital account and our own financial guru is in davos and she's with me now to break it...
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. >> meanwhile, baylor quarterback robert griffin the third headed to the washington redskins. they traded at three first-round picks and a second round pick to trade up to get this quarterback. griffin will be compared to each other for of their entire career. the 49ers have the 30th pick in the draft tonight if. where are we now anthony? here's a live update. we are at 18. a while to go. the team is hosting a draft party in santa clara. the fans would not let the coach off the stage. >> i'm going to go and watch the draft ... >> know! >> you guys are so enthusiastic ... who has a better than us? >> nobody. >> that guy cockpit he is the king. i guarantee you he has not bought a meal in the bay area since the nfc championship. the giants can not hit it. a 155 average over the past five games but some help from above can always all that. paulo and the giants in cincinnati where sandoval extends his season opening hit streak to 19 games. that is the one against by any giant since the turn of the century. i mean 1900. ryan vogelsong service one upped, the ball just over his glove.
. >> meanwhile, baylor quarterback robert griffin the third headed to the washington redskins. they traded at three first-round picks and a second round pick to trade up to get this quarterback. griffin will be compared to each other for of their entire career. the 49ers have the 30th pick in the draft tonight if. where are we now anthony? here's a live update. we are at 18. a while to go. the team is hosting a draft party in santa clara. the fans would not let the coach off the stage....
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good evening it's friday january twenty seventh eight pm in washington d.c. my name is christine and you're watching our t.v. . well the world economic forum is now wrapping up in davos switzerland on the agenda for this conference of the global elite discussions about economic growth global competitiveness education technology and health among other things today also a large focus on the crisis in the euro zone now are two more lister host of the capital account and also our own financial guru is in davos right now and she joined me a short while ago i asked her what's been on the agenda in davos and more importantly what's not being discussed take a look yeah it will speak to that point i know this is something we've been talking about that the official agenda maybe isn't as important as the unofficial one but today i feel like i was really testing that because the euro zone discussions really made a lot of headlines there was a big debate of finance ministers and the economic and monetary affairs for the european union timothy geitner spoke about the u.s.
good evening it's friday january twenty seventh eight pm in washington d.c. my name is christine and you're watching our t.v. . well the world economic forum is now wrapping up in davos switzerland on the agenda for this conference of the global elite discussions about economic growth global competitiveness education technology and health among other things today also a large focus on the crisis in the euro zone now are two more lister host of the capital account and also our own financial guru...
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maybe not in washington, but it exists here in chicago. it exists out there in america. go to main street, town halls, vfw, the church or synagogue. it is there any talk to members of our armed as a new type of folks at a little league game were places of worship. our politics may be decided, though most of the time americans understand we are greater together and no matter who we are or where they come from, we rise and fall as one nation among people. that is what is at stake. that is what is at stake in this election. that is what we are fighting for. as much as 2008 was exciting and as much as all of us they think saw this night at grant park is the culmination of something, it was actually just the beginning of what we're fighting for. that is what 2012 is about. and i know it has been a tough few years i know there's times where people have said, change just isn't coming fast enough. and i know that when you see what is going on in washington, sometimes it is 10 team to believe that what we believed in in 2008 was an illusion. maybe it's just not possible. it is ea
maybe not in washington, but it exists here in chicago. it exists out there in america. go to main street, town halls, vfw, the church or synagogue. it is there any talk to members of our armed as a new type of folks at a little league game were places of worship. our politics may be decided, though most of the time americans understand we are greater together and no matter who we are or where they come from, we rise and fall as one nation among people. that is what is at stake. that is what is...
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while the obama administration says war with iran is still on the table and washington hawks come up with even harsher statements we should brace iranian regime i think within a year the majority of americans may sense that their opposition to more wars which is reflected in always and polls is being ignored in washington residents of charlottesville in virginia took the matter to their city council which passed the resolution calling on the federal government to and all its wars and avoid starting a new one with iran the biggest threat right now is that we will get jackknifed into a war against iran which would be a disaster for the people of iran and for the people of charlottesville and the rest of our country david swanson is the co-author of the resolution adopted by the charlottesville city council. popular will as always been against wars unless dragged by very manipulative propaganda and they have been trying those who want war on iran have been trying unsuccessfully for years to get the american people on board i went out on the street to see how many people i would meet who
while the obama administration says war with iran is still on the table and washington hawks come up with even harsher statements we should brace iranian regime i think within a year the majority of americans may sense that their opposition to more wars which is reflected in always and polls is being ignored in washington residents of charlottesville in virginia took the matter to their city council which passed the resolution calling on the federal government to and all its wars and avoid...
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. >> on the deficit issue, back in washington, the policy one ofs all say the key issue is to get medicare spending and social security spending under control if we want to get our deficit and debt under control. but when i go around the country or to places like fort worth and you ask people, they say that medicare and social security aren't the problem. so how do you deal with our deficit when you have that disconnect between what policy experts are saying and what people are actually saying about this problem? >> you're right, the biggest drivers for long-term deficits are the fact that more americans are retiring and the price of health care is rising as we discover new technologies for helping extend life. those are the biggest drivers of the long-term growth in government costs. they vastly dominate the rest of what people think of this government in that context. if we're eventually going to address those long-term deficites, then you have to get both sides to come together and think about ways to make those commitments to retirement, and make those sustainable and affordable over t
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at what point, do we stop in washington and say we may have a fundamental problem here. the economic crisis does have a direct link to fertility. stuart: last one. i believe that every year on the emperor's birthday, he gives a little silver stock cup -- last time around, as i recall, he handed out 20,000 cops. is that accurate? >> i do not have the exact figure on that. my father-in-law, for example, is 87 years old and strong as an ox. anecdotally, i see that in my neighborhood when i walk every morning. stuart: does the society look old, as you walk around, is it just noticeable? >> no. you know, kids are very delighted. it is encouraging. you hear the squeals and laughter from all the schoolyards around the neighborhood. that is getting quieter. stuart: this is just fascinating. i wish we had more time. we will do this again. this extreme demographics in japan and america may be going down the same road. i find that absolutely fascinating. this is demographics. >> yes, it is. stuart: you cannot turn it around like you can turn ideology around. come and see us again.
at what point, do we stop in washington and say we may have a fundamental problem here. the economic crisis does have a direct link to fertility. stuart: last one. i believe that every year on the emperor's birthday, he gives a little silver stock cup -- last time around, as i recall, he handed out 20,000 cops. is that accurate? >> i do not have the exact figure on that. my father-in-law, for example, is 87 years old and strong as an ox. anecdotally, i see that in my neighborhood when i...
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good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. and here are your headlines for march second two thousand and twelve fresh off of the e.c.b. these latest liquidity injection are we still facing a euro zone baking crisis well let's follow the money ok two days after eight hundred banks left up to five hundred thirty billion euro from the european central banks three year l.t.r. zero deposits at the e.c.v. have shot up to a record seven hundred seventy seven billion euro more than a trillion dollars as things to use to make a negative return on their money instead of engaging in the saugor and carry trade is a sign that banks could be terrified of this. because you. are those things i know you know special right i'm talking about what could be lurking beneath the surface of euro zone banks' balance sheets and since we're on the subject of liquidity brazil has fired up another round in global currency wars in response to all that easy money brazil's stepping up intervention in the market and extending a tax on foreign borrowing to fig
good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. and here are your headlines for march second two thousand and twelve fresh off of the e.c.b. these latest liquidity injection are we still facing a euro zone baking crisis well let's follow the money ok two days after eight hundred banks left up to five hundred thirty billion euro from the european central banks three year l.t.r. zero deposits at the e.c.v. have shot up to a record seven hundred seventy...
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nothing in washington is as annoyed. but certainly nothing. they may have threatened my career or tried to, my financial ability, you know, my reputation is subject to all those things. but nothing like that. >> host: this citizen of the world twitter person says will will you take the sec position of fast? >> oh, of course. i'm not holding my breath. simon johnson was kind enough to suggest that i would be a worthy successor to mary schapiro. but my greatest professional license would be to have a strong impact. and i would do it in a heartbeat. that being said, while i appreciate -- greatly appreciate this, i don't think it is incredibly likely i will be getting this going forward. >> host: susan from fort lauderdale. you are on again with neil barofsky. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like you to name names. who are these criminals. how can we get them into prison? >> guest: i think unfortunately we are running out of time. you know, there is a five-year statute of limitations for most of the activity that would've left the
nothing in washington is as annoyed. but certainly nothing. they may have threatened my career or tried to, my financial ability, you know, my reputation is subject to all those things. but nothing like that. >> host: this citizen of the world twitter person says will will you take the sec position of fast? >> oh, of course. i'm not holding my breath. simon johnson was kind enough to suggest that i would be a worthy successor to mary schapiro. but my greatest professional license...
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despite all the negative rhetoric out of washington. pushing the market indexes higher for the week. we will see what happens tomorrow. the dow jones up 37 points today. the nasdaq rose 20. turning on the big board, 3.3 billion shares from just about the above the average of late. any after-hourstrading, futures moving lower. republican congressional leaders may not be getting a lot of quality time with the president in negotiating the fiscal cliff. but the top campaign donors ceainly are. government watchdogs running out yesterday, archer daniels, patricia words, together they bundled 150,000 for the president and the dnc, just today, vice president biden at the grand opening of washington dc's first oscar story. he is greeted by cofounder who supported the president's reelection and spoke at the democratic convention. he also supported the president's election a little while back. the president making time for another business leader tomorrow, pushing his proposals at pennsylvania toy manufacturer , saying that a tax increase would no
despite all the negative rhetoric out of washington. pushing the market indexes higher for the week. we will see what happens tomorrow. the dow jones up 37 points today. the nasdaq rose 20. turning on the big board, 3.3 billion shares from just about the above the average of late. any after-hourstrading, futures moving lower. republican congressional leaders may not be getting a lot of quality time with the president in negotiating the fiscal cliff. but the top campaign donors ceainly are....
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take a look at this recent pew/"washington post" poll. after a survey that asked what one word describes mitt romney, more people described him as rich than mormon on the right side. that's far more than anything else. mark preston is cnn's political director. mark, why and how did romney's wealth, which has been no secret for years, become such a negative for him on this campaign? >> well, for two reasons. as you said, one, his rivals for the republican presidential nomination have made a big deal about it. and especially when we look at some of the primaries that have played out over the past couple of months. mitt romney does very well with voters who are making over $200,000. rick santorum, ali, does very well with voters who are making under $100,000. so the big argument that rick santorum has been trying to make over the past few months is that he is better equipped to defeat president obama in november. but in addition to that, mitt romney has put some self-inflicted wounds upon himself. a couple of things he said on the campaign t
take a look at this recent pew/"washington post" poll. after a survey that asked what one word describes mitt romney, more people described him as rich than mormon on the right side. that's far more than anything else. mark preston is cnn's political director. mark, why and how did romney's wealth, which has been no secret for years, become such a negative for him on this campaign? >> well, for two reasons. as you said, one, his rivals for the republican presidential nomination...
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good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm more in the spirit here in washington d.c. these are your headlines sixteen two thousand and twelve china makes a move to increase the trading flexibility of the you want reportedly one of its strongest moves yet to show that you want is ready to become a global currency now it also gives banks a new pitch reportedly for bonds and other dwan denominated investment so we'll talk about what developments like this mean for business the u.s. and china trade and currencies song and dance we hear so much about and the global economy and speaking of the world economy remains on life support from central banks now we've talked about this a lot but this conclusion is what the latest brookings institution financial times tracking index of sicily reportedly shows so as central banks like the federal reserve continue to prop up the big banks what is the cost to true entrepreneurial capitalism in the u.s. and remember when u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner got into trouble at his confirmation hearing a few years back for failing to
good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm more in the spirit here in washington d.c. these are your headlines sixteen two thousand and twelve china makes a move to increase the trading flexibility of the you want reportedly one of its strongest moves yet to show that you want is ready to become a global currency now it also gives banks a new pitch reportedly for bonds and other dwan denominated investment so we'll talk about what developments like this mean for business the u.s. and...
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. >> emily joins us live from washington. emily, the zinger sound bites, they're all piling up. what is the actual strategy behind all this political theater? what are you hearing from the republicans and from the democrats? >> reporter: you know, less than a month out now from going over the fiscal cliff. even talk about political strategy sounds an awful lot like posturing. we heard it from secretary geithner who said republicans seem to be in a hard place on this, not knowing what to do next. speaker boehner said, look, democrats won the election but they seem to have forgotten that republicans still control the house. at this point if there is any middle ground that has been found, it's happening behind closed doors. otherwise, publicly these lines in the sand do not appear to be any kind of shifting sand. >> all right. so publicly the lines in the sand. but what about face-to-face meeting? when is the next face-to-face meeting with the fiscal cliff. have they even attempted to schedule a meeting to talk about what could happen in the next few days? >> reporter: when we went
. >> emily joins us live from washington. emily, the zinger sound bites, they're all piling up. what is the actual strategy behind all this political theater? what are you hearing from the republicans and from the democrats? >> reporter: you know, less than a month out now from going over the fiscal cliff. even talk about political strategy sounds an awful lot like posturing. we heard it from secretary geithner who said republicans seem to be in a hard place on this, not knowing...
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later i realized he explained to how washington works and what it means to be a regulator in washington. that means pull your punches, go with the flow and roll and great things can happen to you including a rich career on wall street. but speak your mind and be effective. >> herb allison came from merrill lynch. also rain the john mccain operation. here is are some video i want you to see and fill in on this. [video clip] the sigtarp had suggested dozens of ideas to us and we look back and we've accepted in a way very similar accepted the sigtarp's recommendations about three fourths of the time. there are some cases we have determined that in the interest of financial stability and because we can find other ways to protecting the taxpayer, that we decline to implement. one of these cases has been the creation of a wall. in many cases, here i draw upon 35 years of experience in the financial services industry, in many cases, it makes great sense to have a wall to separate asset managers in area from asset managers in another. in the case of asset managers we're hiring on behalf the tax
later i realized he explained to how washington works and what it means to be a regulator in washington. that means pull your punches, go with the flow and roll and great things can happen to you including a rich career on wall street. but speak your mind and be effective. >> herb allison came from merrill lynch. also rain the john mccain operation. here is are some video i want you to see and fill in on this. [video clip] the sigtarp had suggested dozens of ideas to us and we look back...
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right now i'll tell you all about it coming up but first here's dimitri in washington. thanks lauren and staying with europe for a moment the negotiation between greece and its creditors seems to finally be on the verge of a resolution at least that's what you finance commissioner olli rehn thinks beyond just about to pull should you deal or not for a week six or involvement between the greek government and the private critter community. a deal the kind of deal greece is a deep depression consumers aren't spending and businesses aren't investing and that's not going to change the most this bad debt underwritten by greedy banks and taken on by generations of top the crowds and politicians and taken off the backs of the greek people why should they continue to suffer while bankers like jamie dimon claim as you did in a recent interview from davos that a greek default would have zero impact on the banking system and getting back to the u.s. g.d.p. numbers for the fourth quarter out of the mainstream financial press is reporting that two point eight percent growth rate show
right now i'll tell you all about it coming up but first here's dimitri in washington. thanks lauren and staying with europe for a moment the negotiation between greece and its creditors seems to finally be on the verge of a resolution at least that's what you finance commissioner olli rehn thinks beyond just about to pull should you deal or not for a week six or involvement between the greek government and the private critter community. a deal the kind of deal greece is a deep depression...
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darren gersh, nbr, washington. >> tom: for more on the fiscal cliff negotiations, susie spoke with a leading democrat a short while ago, senator kent conrad of north dakota. >> susie: senator can rad thank you for joining us. let me begin our conversation by asking you, what are the chances that we will get a fiscal cliff deal by the end of this year? wince think they're reasonably good. all the building blocks are in place. at this point really people just have to choose from the options that are available. and it's hugely consequence for the country if we fail. so i remain opposite sdns-- optimistic. >> we heard dramatic sound bites when do we start rung out of time and risk going over the cliff? how much time dow need to get an agreement? >> well, realistically, if an agreement were reached in the next several weeks there would be time to get all of the language put together to have it implemented. so there is still significant time to get this agreement reached. >> as you know house speaker boehner was calling on democrats today to propose specific spending cuts to entitlement pr
darren gersh, nbr, washington. >> tom: for more on the fiscal cliff negotiations, susie spoke with a leading democrat a short while ago, senator kent conrad of north dakota. >> susie: senator can rad thank you for joining us. let me begin our conversation by asking you, what are the chances that we will get a fiscal cliff deal by the end of this year? wince think they're reasonably good. all the building blocks are in place. at this point really people just have to choose from the...
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>> well, i think what we just need is clarity out of washington where i'm sitting today on what the taxes are going to be and what a cost of an employee is going to be with health care and regulations. but i've been talking about that for some point in time. and we know that these companies are sitting on an enormous amount of cash, right? >> look. i agree with my friend and we went to a more neutral central exposure. muscle memory sulths that the same thing happens in the spring of 2011 and 2010. i don't think that's the case right now. i'm not sure we have worked through this near-term volatility. i think you still want to be cautious, even though i think it will prove to be a pretty nice buying opportunity. >> we're going to go to julia boorstin on news corp. earnings. >> that's right. news corp. earnings are coming out at 37 cents of earnings, adjusted earnings a share. 8.4 billion in revenue. the company was expected to have flat revenue so this revenue is up 2% and earnings beating expectations by 6 cents. a year ago it was 20 cents. earnings and revenue coming in better than expect
>> well, i think what we just need is clarity out of washington where i'm sitting today on what the taxes are going to be and what a cost of an employee is going to be with health care and regulations. but i've been talking about that for some point in time. and we know that these companies are sitting on an enormous amount of cash, right? >> look. i agree with my friend and we went to a more neutral central exposure. muscle memory sulths that the same thing happens in the spring of...
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we might not have washington acting. a lot of these scenarios about the impact of this fiscal cliff on the economy, a lot of the previous scenarios assumed we would see some sort of fed easing. you won't see dramatic fed easing to offset that huge wave of contraction that could be headed toward the u.s. economy. >> stick around. good to have you on the show. plenty more to come from you. >>> coming up, coverage of the second annual deliverying alpha conference in new york, hosted by cnbc and a unique meeting of the minds and brings together some of the best known hedge fund managers as well as educational and political commentators. you can check out the highlig s highlights -- what is that, delivering alpha.cnbc.com. >>> on our website you'll find hugh hendry says we're only single digit years away from a crash. in an interview with "the financial times" where he says he expects u.s. treasury yields to keep sinking. join the conversation here on "worldwide exchange" and you know how. send us an e-mail to worldwide @cnbc
we might not have washington acting. a lot of these scenarios about the impact of this fiscal cliff on the economy, a lot of the previous scenarios assumed we would see some sort of fed easing. you won't see dramatic fed easing to offset that huge wave of contraction that could be headed toward the u.s. economy. >> stick around. good to have you on the show. plenty more to come from you. >>> coming up, coverage of the second annual deliverying alpha conference in new york, hosted...
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.," washington. >> reporter: i'm erika miller. many consumers started buying store brands as a way to save money. still ahead, i'll tell you why they're still remaining loyal to them, even as the economy gets better. "nightly business report" is brought to you by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: a disappointing read on new home sales. they fell to their lowest level in five months. sales were off almost 8.5% in june, to just 350,000 units. analysts expected a gain of nearly 2%. meanwhile, median prices on new homes fell just over 3% in june to $232,500. >> tom: strong earnings from two big dow components: boeing and caterpillar helped offset disappointment over that drop in new home sales. as did hopeserhe will soon take action to stimulate the economy, more on that in a moment. the dow closed up 59 points, the nasdaq fell almost nine points, and the s&p down a almost half a point; weakness in apple shares weighed on both the nasdaq and the s&p. >> susie: as tom just said, there's a lot of speculation that when fed policyma
.," washington. >> reporter: i'm erika miller. many consumers started buying store brands as a way to save money. still ahead, i'll tell you why they're still remaining loyal to them, even as the economy gets better. "nightly business report" is brought to you by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: a disappointing read on new home sales. they fell to their lowest level in five months. sales were off almost 8.5% in june, to just 350,000 units. analysts expected a...
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thunderstorms whipped through the washington, d.c. area knocking out power for dozens of customers. >>> on tuesday america will mark the attacks on 9/11. lots of people will go to the national september 11th memorial. one thing they won't see in a list honoring first responders is the name of one muslim american. his family says his faith is the reason why. >> reporter: when 9/11 terrorists attacked the world trade center fire men and police were iquick to respond. he skipped his job at a university research lab and rushed to the site. >> he was a prime example of what it is to be a human being. >> reporter: sacrificed his own life in the process. his family posted his photo among thousands of others on the wall of the missing. a pakistani american who grew up in new york and dreamed of becoming a doctor. the following march his remains were found in 34 parts. >> they gave us his jeans and belt which has been identified that it was his clothes. >> reporter: a police funeral followed with full honors. >> who responded that day. >> it w
thunderstorms whipped through the washington, d.c. area knocking out power for dozens of customers. >>> on tuesday america will mark the attacks on 9/11. lots of people will go to the national september 11th memorial. one thing they won't see in a list honoring first responders is the name of one muslim american. his family says his faith is the reason why. >> reporter: when 9/11 terrorists attacked the world trade center fire men and police were iquick to respond. he skipped his...